Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1887-03-17
Bagley.

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Henry Pymer, of Bloomington is hay
ing lumber hauled for a grocery and
saloon.
Bagley Bros building is nearing
completion. They contemplate giving
a dance before having. the counters and
goods moved in.
Thiessa has carpenters at work put
ting on an addition to his hotel.
Miss Katie Wachendorf, who had
been visiting at j. Sedlmayer's, re-
turned home Thursday.
Deacon Fred Banner was up to
Wyalusing on missionary work Sun
day.
Johnnie Sedlmayr and Miss Carrie
Weed came down from Patch Grove
Saturday and Sundayed with the fam
lily of. Sedlmayr.
Keller & Glass shipped car load of
hoops and heading to Dubuque We'd
nesday.
Geo. w. Woods agent at Bagley and
Louis Plondke were over to Clayton
Monday taking in the sights of that
embryonic city
"Jessie James of Loafer of notorious
fame made raid on Bagley Sunday.
No one. hurt.
! J. L. Day and Bert Bradley, of Brodt-
vile came through our town last week
on their way to Clayton.
j. M. Beer, of Hazelton was in town
Friday on business.
"Comet" the North Andover cores
pondent to the HERALD said that Bag
ley station would soon be a thing of
the past as the depot stock yards etc.
would be moved to Wyalusing.
Whenever the e. B. & N.will want the
Bagley depot at Wyalusing we will
take it up on wheelbarrow. So says
Haley and he ought to know.
p. w. Glass Esq. and ID. j. Crimins.
night operator at Bagely, went to
Prairie du Chen Tuesday.
Patch Grove.
VIM. Woffenden has received his new
stock of merchandise and is having
good trade.
K. Collier has just received his spring
stock, which includes everything of the
latest styles his stock is large and COM
plete. He is receiving large patron
age.
Edward Patch also carries a fine line
of confectionery, stationery, groceries,
ETC., in connection with the Post Office.
Chas. Gee is adding new goods con-
tinually TO fill up his store.
Frank Kolb carries a stock of every
thing. The only difficulty is he hasn't
room for more.
The Youngest child of Mrs. Robertson
of about five years has the diphtheria
the first case thus far in our village
Herman Vost, of Bloomington is
making preparations to move TO our
city.
Henry LOOMS and family left last
Thursday for West Union, Iowa, where
he has purchased farm of Miss Watts
Joe Orr had one finger cut off en-
tirely and another badly mulitated
while at wood saving, His case is re-
ported to be serious blood poisoning
having set in.
Pat McAdarah, a very stout and TO-
bust man, while unloading land plaster
which was in sacks hurt himself in
wardly SO that the blood rushed to his
mouth from the time be hurt himself on
Saturday evening until monday. He
is now able to be about.
VIM. Morse, of Sibley. Ia, is among
us as of old. He is as cheerful and
joval as ever.
Frank Murphey left last Thursday to
travel for manufacturing firm in Kali
amazoo We hope he will meet with
success.
ALI. Roberts sold his fine carriage
team
John Bidwell is corn king he disposes
of car load daily, and many then are
often disappointed. John is arranging
to handle bailed hay.
STONE CHIMNEY.
First Lessons in Painting.
A celebrated miniature painter who
was unusually hard up sometimes con
sented to take pupil TO help initiate
the cash account, though much against